Business Analysis Final Report – Part B (20%)& Oral Presentation (10%)Marking Guide (Business Analysis Final Report for an Organisation + Oral Presentation)Student Name: Student Id: Quality /% of marks allotted [Learning Outcome]MaxRubricgrade (1-5)MarksgainedCommentsPart B: Business Analysis Report – 20%Use Case Description for all SystemsUse-Cases [b, d, e]3Class/Object Diagrams [b, c, d, e]5State-Machine Diagrams (“as-is” BPMNprocesses) [b, c, d, e]3Activity Classification & Evaluation(Cycle time Efficiency) [a, c, d]3Issue Register & Proposed Changes3Proposed (“to-be”) BPMN model [d, e]3Total Part B20Oral Presentation – 10% Additional CommentsRubrics used for assessment (Scale 1-5) Score Criteria5 Excellent analysis – Evidence of a large amount of effort.Well thought out, justifiable conclusions.Excellent usage of language and references.4 Good response – Evidence of a good degree of effort.Well thought out, justifiable conclusions.Good usage of language and references.3 Average response – Evidence of a moderate degree of effort.Justifiable conclusions.Acceptable usage of language and references.2 Below average response – Evidence of little effort.Little justification of conclusions.Below average usage of language and references.1 Poor response – Evidence of poor effort.Lack of justification of conclusions.Poor usage of language and references. Legend for Student Learning Outcomesa) explain the key concepts of business analysis planning and monitoringb) explain and relate key concepts and applications of business object modelling framework and techniquesc) critically analyse different types of business problems and the contexts in which they exist to develop andapply appropriate solution processes based on object oriented analysis techniquesd) recommend, monitor and evaluate changes to the workflow of end-to-end business processese) formulate and create the necessary artefacts for developing business requirements documents, in line with abusiness object modelling framework
